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I am interested in the B192 code. However it is impossible to use it while I'm running on a 32bit machine (ARM Cortex M4) which does not support __uint128_t. I tried to implement a 64bit version but the encoded code was incorrect. So why is uint128_t really necessary or what happens differently if you do your calculations on a uint64_t. I couldn't figure that out.
Best Regards Sven
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Hi,
I am interested in the B192 code. However it is impossible to use it while I'm running on a 32bit machine (ARM Cortex M4) which does not support __uint128_t. I tried to implement a 64bit version but the encoded code was incorrect. So why is uint128_t really necessary or what happens differently if you do your calculations on a uint64_t. I couldn't figure that out.
Best Regards Sven
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: